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Show If THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN, -Thursday, January 24, 1963 5 - A t Reception Held for Married Couple 4 ,'.'...' I ' .V ' , r i ' ' '' r .' e . ' i I ' ' ' " ' O . - , , mm L 'l . ) if-. irV: L l'l:A;2rVAX Mr. and Mrs. John Neff (former Judy Ann Flack) In a wedding ceremony performed per-formed Jan. 11, In the American Fork Sixth Ward, Judy Ann Flack became the wife of John Neff. Bishop Raymond T. Bailey officiated. . 'The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George L. Flack of American Fork and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Neff of Blackfoot, Idaho. Following the wedding ceremony cere-mony the couple were honored at a reception In the church. The dark haired bride wore a bridal gown of slipper satin with a semi-full floor length skirt. The bodice was enhanced by an overblouse of lace which formed scallops around the neckline and over the wrists of the full length sleeves. Her veil of sheerest illusion was caught to a matching match-ing lace crown and she carried a bridal bouquet of rosebuds and stephontls. ' Attending the bride were Con nie Mott as matron of hono: and Charlotte Simmons, Owen f.teele, as bridesmaids and Ghel-da Ghel-da Flack as Jr. bridesmaid. Each was dressed In blue and carried white muffs with coursages of red rosebuds and gardenias. The mother of the bride chose a beige dress with a crystallne oversklrt, while 'the groom' mother wore a beige lace. . They wore matching corsages of gardenias. gar-denias. '-; . Richard Neff' was best man to 'his brother. Ushers were De-Lyle De-Lyle Flack, John Flack,' Danny Neff, and Robert Bloomqulst. Decorations throughout the entertaining area were shades of blue accented by pink gladlolas. Small blue mums centered the serving tables and a beautiful three telred cake centered a small' table which was covered with blue net. Topping the cake was a - miniature bride and groom. Donna Masterson was in charge of the serving and was aided by Carol Masterson, Sherri and Jane Hlatt Glenda Johann-sen Johann-sen sat at the guest book. Overlooking-the gifts- were Teresa Strang and Kay Paxton. Following a honeymoon trip to Las Vegas, Nevada, the young couple will make their home in Salt Lake City. Lorraine Hunter Installed As Pres. of Bridlettes The annual Installation party of the, Bridlettes Ladles Riding Club of American Fork was held recently at the Highland Terrace In Provo. The tables were decorated deco-rated with the trophies won during dur-ing 1962. " All members enjoyed seeing the scrap book which has been kept since the ' club was started In 1955. Ruth Nlelson showed a miniature silver mounted saddle she had made, and LeRue Pack recited an original orig-inal poem she had written about the club members. After the dinner, Erma Frand-sen, Frand-sen, outgoing President, turned the reins over to Lorraine Hunter. Erma was presented with an engraved silver belt buckle for her many services to fha HvMlaftM tnrln IBM n iHelplng Lorraine In 1963 will be ; Donna Larsen, .Vice Pres. Miriam Ounther, Drill Captain; Gloria Hunter, Co. Captain; Mildred Mil-dred Dean, Secretary; and Wone- va Myers, Treasurer. Erma, as outgoing President, will serve as Chairman of the Board of Directors,, Di-rectors,, with Merrily Austin, Ha Watts, Marie Thrasher, and Marge Eggett as mmebers of the Board. Marcia Barratt will be Chairman of the Entertainment Committee,' with Ann Proctor, Ila Watts, and Marie Thrasher. Merrily Austin will be the Historian. His-torian. , : ' , Kathrine Zupan of Lehl was voted Into the Bridlettes during the meeting. Anyone interested in Joining in the fun for 1963 may contact any member of the club for further Information, or come to the February meeting which win be held Friday, February Feb-ruary 1, In the City Hall at 7:30 pm. ; Good luck to ' all the new officers for 19631 Funeral Services Held For Calvert Beck Calvert Henry Beck funeral services were held Tuesday, January 15 In the American Fork Sixth Ward Chapel under the direction of Bishop Raymond T. rley. Prayer at the Mortuary offered by Searl Hulsh. . Invocation was given by Spencer Spen-cer Beck and prelude and post-lude post-lude music was played by Mary Bailey. Mrs. Grace Snell gave a life sketch of the deceased followed fol-lowed by Wanda Peterson and Colleen Slmkins singing, "My God and I". Mrs. Lydla Klrk-patrick Klrk-patrick accompanied them. First speaker was Fred Paw-lowskl Paw-lowskl and he was followed by Alfred B. Smith. They told of the integrity and Industry of Mr. Bock and the Joy he received from helping his many friends, relatives and neighbors. It was told that he dldnt work for praise or remuneration but for the Joy of doing for his fellow-men. fellow-men. He was a fine husband and a wonderful father. Four nephews sang, rrhat Silver,. Sil-ver,. Haired Daddy of -Mine," Sherman, Lloyd, Clifford, and Harold Beck. Ronald Strong and Thayne Bateman sang, "Beyond "Be-yond the' Sunset." Benediction was offered by Ralph BlnnalL Pallbearers were Mercer Green wood, ' Reld ' Greenwood, Jay Chrlstensen, Harold Kesler, Emmett Murdock and Da2el Pul ley. . ' , T, The grave in the American Fork Cemetery wSU dedicated by wuuam H. Wright. . --' Card of Thanks ' We deeply appreciate the thoughtful . expressions of sympathy sym-pathy and the lovely flowers from our many friends.- We are very grateful for all the.wonder-j f ul food brought to the home, for the cars- and the' assistance rendered before and during the services, and all the kindly acts, for the singing, music and the words of consolation at the fun era! of our husband and father. Mrs. Calvert H. Beck tt Family Hr com your vitamins over Union Pacific . 'OOA-WLLoV .5 -"""i i U1 "p' j ... . I 'j&vJ I Flavorjiicked dtrus fruits, fresh from the West, re a prime source of natural Vitimin C. Picked . and packed in minutes, they're rushed to your market and breakfast table ia temperature controlled con-trolled refrigerator cars. - Union Pacific's automated traffic controls, electronic elec-tronic communications and data processing are part of modern railroading that help provide better living and better health the automated rail way. Whenever yea ship to, from or throughout J, the West, be specific route Union Pacific A-' 0 . f. id k mutm nN, am mt aftblt M icy Wftnt kuufe. UNIOI TpACI FIC RAILROAD . K 3 I IHIDIPIMIM5 COMPLETE SHOPPING CENTER A ME RICA N F.O RK 00(17 DELAY Cut Prices Even Lower in Order to Clear Stocks Check These Values - - - Truly Amazing HEH'S SUIT BUYS 1 Group Suits, Reg. $39.95 for $24.50 1 Group Suits, Reg. $49.95 to $59.95 for $33.50 J Group Suits, Reg. $69,95 for $42.50 T Group Suits, Reg. $85.00 for $49.50 "STies Regular and Longs RE-P0I0E0 - OE-GttOUPED FOR QM FINAL 6LEARA!GE HURRY IF YOU LOWE BARGAIHS Off Here's a Real Buy BOYS CORDS Sizes 8 to 10 Values to $3.50 Priced' m - S1.99 Terrific Buy I , Boys' and Men's WINTER JACKETS' They're a Real Buy at y2 PRICE Bargain Buy In MEN'S HATS 1 group Reg. $4.99 .for $2.99 1 group Reg. $9.95 for $5-99 1 group Reg. $13.95 for $8.99 r .iB r Big Saving On Boy's SPORT-SHIRTS at PRICE Out They Go Nothing Held BACK" . MEN'S AND BOYS' SWEATERS Famous Brands - You never saw sweaters of thisjjuality priced to low. All styles. PRICE SUPER VALUES IN ViOr.E'S DRESSES 1 Group Values to $6.95 i ; for $2.40 1 Group Values to $1 0.95 for $4.00 1 Group Values ta $14.95 "for $5.00 1 Group Values to $17.95 for $7.00 l Gruop Values to $19.95 for $8.00 1 Group -T- Values to $24.95 for $1 0.00 1 Group Values to $27.95 for $1 1 .00 1 Group Values to $29.95 for $12.00 1 Group Values to $35.00 for $1 3 00 The quicker you get here, the greater the selection wm be. YOU CLEAN UP! WE CLEAR OUT FABULOUS BUYS IN SLIPS P Js GOTJIIS Lovely Slips, Reg. $5.95 . Half Slips, Reg. $3195 . Half Slips, Reg. $5.95 . Adorable Pajamas, Reg. $3.99 Lace Trimmed Nylon Gowns Reg. $5.95 Fabulous Buy Sale Price $2.48 Sale Price $2.00 Sale Price $3.00 for $2.00 $3.Q0 Prices Slashed On WOMEN'S SKIRTS and . CAPRI PANTS $0.95 - $7.95 - $8.95 Values FOR $3.50 $9.95 & $10.95 Values FOR $4.50 $12 Si At $14 J5 . Values FOR $550 $16.95 tt $175 Values FOR $7.00 Great Savings on Balance Children's Items Includes Blouses, Skirts Play Clothes, Dresss, Etc. ' , Reduced 50 Cr More What a 'argaini IN PIECE GOODS Values to $159 Yard ' 1 doseout Prices . 29c - 39c - 49c 69c - 79c yard SALE STARTS THURSDAY 9:30 ArM. Ends Wednesday, Jan. 30th I ? SIX BIG SALE DAYS Women's SWEATERS Out They Go! ' Reg. $4J9 for $29 Reg. $6.95 and $7.95 for $3-59 Reg: $8.95 and $9.95 for $450 Reg. $10.95 and $11.95 for $5.00 Reg. $12.95 and $14.95 for $6.00 Reg. $16.95 and $17.95 for $8.00 FABULOUS BUYS IK CIIILDREll'S DRESSES 1 Group Values to $2.99 1 Group Values to $3.99 ' 1 Group Values to $4.99 1 Group Values to $5.95 1 Group Values to $7.95 1 Group Values to $8.95 A Great Time To Saye! for $1.49 for $1.88 for $2.38 for $2.78 for $3.68 lor $4.38 j. Tint Selection JEWELRY Regular Value $1XX) ( Now . 3 for $1.00 $2.00 Values 3 for $2.49 FINAL CLEARANCE ON Men's, Women's & Children's, SU0ES NOTE THE REDUCTIONS Boys' and Girls' Famous Brand, Reg. $6.95 for $2.49 FLATS Good styling, Reg. $8.99 -and $6.99 . for $2.99 Ladies Hy Style' Heels Beautiful Shoes Reg. $1 3.95 : for $4.99 Reg! $9.95 for $3.49 Mediumand Hi Heels- - Men's Nun Bush, City Club and Continental Reg. $10.99LOxfords & Slipohs for $3.99 Reg. $17.99 Oxfords CrSlippns for $6.99 Reg. $23.95 Oxfords & Slipons for $9.99 1 |
